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#RealTimeChem Blog Carnival: Round-Up One
Welcome to the first round-up of the 2016 #RealTimeChem blog carnival!
Kicking off the week, and right on theme to bring fresh #NewElemChem to you, we have a thought-provoking take on chemistry careers, a chemist enjoying the engagement twitter brings for the first time, and the view from a new desk:
- Dr Marc Reid (@reid_indeed) offers a meaningful and relatable view on making the change from the bench to leadership, with “Quotable Lessons in Science Leadership” here: http://bit.ly/2dMsgCK
- Partha Jyoti Das (@parthajyotidas6) writes “A New Daily Life with #RealTimeChem” with a shout-out to Suzanne Jansze, RealTimeChem, and all the things that make Twitter great for scientists and the chemistry community: http://parthajyoti.blogspot.co.il/
- Liz Manning, Business Development Manager at Catexel (@catexel_global) posts about being new, with a new view, at a nimble organization, in “A new perspective on working in the chemistry industry” here: https://t.co/bXs3WEk2L8
Thanks to the bloggers and the readers—and stay tuned for more over the course of the week!
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